According to the Arton Capital passport index, which takes into account the value of the passports of 193 UN member states and six territories (the Vatican, Kosovo, Taiwan, Macau, Palestine and Hong Kong), Serbia ranks 25th.
Japan, Singapore and South Korea have the most valuable passports, because their citizens can enter any country in the world without needing a visa.
Kosovo is ranked 82nd and Serbia 25th, as its citizens can visit 134 countries without a visa. North Macedonia and Montenegro are ranked 31st (124 countries) and Bosnia and Herzegovina is ranked 41st (116 countries). Germany and Spain (190 countries) are the countries with the most valuable passports in Europe, followed by Finland, Italy and Luxembourg with 189.
Austria, Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden are in 5th place, while France, Ireland, Portugal and Great Britain are in 6th place.
New Zealand and the United States are in 7th place, after Belgium, Norway and Switzerland. Afghan citizens are again at the bottom of the list with the least valuable passports, as they can only enter 27 countries visa-free.
(021.rs, 20.07.2022)